Group of 6 Ladies went on a Friday evening. The weather was not so good, all you saw was grey &…read morefiesty waves. I started with medley of garlic mushrooms on ciabatta with peashoots, it was yum, mains was swordfish, mediterran vegetables, new potatoes, which was yum as (first time trying swordfish), there was no room for dessert though. A few glasses of wine through the meal though. Well worth the money, large portion sizes.

We visited Antonios for a family gathering of seven on a Saturday lunchtime. It was quiet, with…read moreonly one other table occupied. The restaurant has basic decor, with exposed brick walls, partialy covered with art. The service was attentive and the menu extensive, as this Spanish restaurant has tapas, a la carte and set menu. Meals chosen included lamb shank, grilled turbot, mixed grill, lemon sole, grilled sprats and linguini mariniere. Everyone enjoyed their meals which were well presented. The bill was dealt with promptly. Tony was a very good host. The only critisism was the amount of vegetables served, two plates between six of us. We would definitely go back to try the tapas.

A very large party well catered for by Antonio's excellent staff. We had a very relaxed and…read morecomfortable evening. We were served good food, very well presented. Excellent value. Will be returning one day

Strongly recommend a reservation for weekends. I dined alone and they were able to fit me in. Great…read morelocation for people watching. Food was tasty and good price for the portions. I enjoyed the decor. My favorite thing that I would order again was the meatballs.

Five tapas between two is more than enough. We were lucky to get a table without booking but it got…read morereally busy later. Both food and wine were really good. The best thing for me was the dessert; they had a Tarta de Santiago and it was delicious. I asked for the raspberry coulis and cream on the side which they kindly did. The service was very good!

Really charming place that has really good food and service. Would definitely recommend.read more

We visited here lunchtime and we were not disappointed, we were greeted by a very attentive…read morewaitress who we grilled about the menu and she answered every single question confidently which was very impressive. So we ordered the following (1) long time marinade jerk chicken, baked yam (2)triple cooked Bravas potatoes,confit garlic,rosemary (3)porkbelly carnitas,chicharon,pineapple carpaccio washed down with two ice cold beers and oh boy it was faultless! So if your in Newport this place is worth checking out and it's only been opened two months.

Visiting from the US, we stumbled upon this delightful tapas bar. Everything we ordered was quite…read moretasty and the ambience was excellent. Highly recommended especially for date night.

This restaurant is tucked away near the river Medina in a modern red brick built building which…read moredisplays the Basque flag just inside the door. The waiter was very polite and friendly and we were quickly seated out on the patio, the decor has a rural feel which looks slightly out of place in such a modern building. But it is the food that is the star here and they have a good selection of tapas, main dishes , deserts , wine and beer. We chose a main dish, pork T-bone (which was huge)with twice cooked chips, onion & pepper cooked in paprika and herbs and it was lovely. The pork cooked with garlic and herbs was so succulent and the pepper and onion had a pleasing delicate flavour finished with some great tasting chips. Highly recommend this place!

I was here for the Albert Road band Fest and it was hot, hot, hot! The bar staff got a air con…read moremachine out and were smilely all day and all night. Decor isn't much but for the first time I don't care - love it!

The citrus cafe is just the sort of place you would expect to find on Albert Road - small, unique…read moreand a much better atmosphere than any of global chain coffee places for example. Whether you are after sipping some cold bottled lager from some faraway place, or recovering over a nice breakfast the day afer the night before, or just chilling with a drink and reading the Sunday paper Citrus cafe is the ideal place. In the summer the whole front of the place opens up so you are right on Albert Road. It is not a huge place so at some times you might struggle for a seat but there is an upstairs too, though personally I think that it lacks the charm of atmosphere and charm of downstairs.